Meaning of after-reward | Babel Free

Definitions

A reward that follows or which comes after

Examples

“The Christian acted distinctly for a selfish end⟳ — “pro remedio minus,” the heathen may often have⟳ acted (as M. Allard unfairly assumes that he always did) from vanity or caprice, but he surely sometimes acted from a sense⟳ of right without hope⟳ of afterreward.”

“After 18 months' industrial training, with daily secular and religious instruction, inmates are sent to service, with an adequate outfit, and obtain⟳ certain after rewards and gratuities, if deserved, by good conduct in their situations.”

“It is as if he said: the glory is not an external afterreward of the shame; the glory is in the shame; the life in the death.”

“This system works at any drugstore chain. Each offers different free or cheap after-rewards items every week, so keep⟳ rolling your rewards to pick⟳ up different HBA (health-and-beauty aisle) items all the time.”

“What is the after-reward for taking pains in the act of seeing?”

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